The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-06-25
Silver stands firm at 951.

Henry Hip, of the wholesale liquor
Arm of VOTERS Bros. & Co., arrived
hv last Saturdays stage and departed
for Eureka Wednesday.
A lot of gents ready-made clothing,
newest styles, just received at Sci
Hips.
DIR. Campbell was called suddenly
~ Cherry Creek Tuesday evening to
s,tend Jerry Caldwell, who is danger
ously i'll with Inflammation of the bow
els.
Fred Plageman, of San Francisco,
and an old.time resident of Hamilton.
nsid TAYLOR brief visit last Saturday.
Fred is looking little older thar
when we knew him back in the '70's,
bu. is as jolly ms ever.
Sol Hilp has received a large stock
of Fourth Of July flags, and is now
prepared TO take orders.
r. r. Munro, the Government Post
office Inspector was here the early
mart of the week. He found the Taylor
Office IN tip.top shape.
Nevada's share of the 100000 APP
rropria.ed by the last Congress, pro-
yiding arms and equipments for the
militia, will be $2,764.
LIB Williamson, of Cherry Creek.
!, soiourning in Carson, having gone
down there rs a delegate to the Mason
ic Grand Lodge from Steptoe Lodge.
The attention of our readers IS called
10 the advertisement of Riepe Bros.
EIy hotel in another column. They
are now prepared to entertain the trav
cling public in tirst-class style.
Leave your or icrs with Sol Hip.
Gssds not in stock will be sent for.
WIN. Read, foreman of tie Monitor
mines has gone 10 Reno tn represent
Hamilton Lodge, l. o. D. F., in the
Grand Ledge. He will go from there
to Vnlleia. Cali TO pay visit to his
family. Hans Christensen Is foreman
al interem nj the Monitor.
Miss Alice Carothers and Miss
. Mercy Edwards. who have bern attend
ing schonl ut 81. Mlrys Academy.
Salt Lake. for the past year, are es-
pected home to-day. Both young
iadies. we seq by the Salt Like papers,
Mqnited Themselves very creditablv
at the late examination.
Sol Hin has received splendid
assortment of ladies'. misses AMI
childrens' hose. Call and examine
From Al. Euckols, who came in
from Cherry Creek u few DAYS ago for
Dr. Camnbell. we learn that business
and mining matters are progressing
satisfactorily in our neighborlng camp.
Tie Ticup is looking better than it
ever did, and some very rich ole is
being taken out. The Excheqnrr. too,
Is Welding good ore. The Exchange
mill is kept constantly running.
At the late examination Mt West
Point. Nevadas Cadet. George Z.
S,ocklc passed \ satisfactory examina
ton and moved up to the first class.
A year from now he will graduate and
enter the army AS Brevet Lieutenant.
Well done. George; Nevada is proud
ofynu, and especially White Piners.
but none of them Except your father
and mother) more so than the editor
Of the News.
Sol Hip is now prepared to fill
orders for almost any article requir-
Cd
n
Schofeld, who left his brand on a
good many signs in town is in the
town of Ely at his old business of
sign painting.-Pioche Record. No;
he is not. He is in Taylor, prepared
to do anything from fixing clock or
watch to painting as nice a sign as
ever adorned the front of business
house. OF late the Record seems to
ne all wrong when it refers to White
Pine matters.
Sol Hip has received lot Of
screens all ready for use, which will
nj any size window.
John Freehill, son of Thomas Free
MIL OF Duck Creek, was brought to
1O"n last Sunday, suffering from a
mental malady. The young mans
mental faculties seem to have deserted
MIN. His father and mother accom-.
panied him and the party left for Salt
Lake Monday morning, where the
Dest medical skill will be secured.